Sentence examples for off to recoup from inspiring English sources

But if they are not recovered within a year they are liable to be auctioned off to recoup the debt.

Silver lining Beancounter there, done that Cutting edge ReprintsSenior bondholders, who are owed around $3 billion, objected: they wanted to foreclose on the property and sell it off in order to recoup their money.

Through HOC Investments, he paid $5 million for what was then 70 lots, selling off some parcels to recoup costs, according to The New York Times.

Sell off your older gear to recoup some of the costs.

The tax authorities are increasingly rewarding tip-offs in an attempt to recoup the tens of billions lost annually to tax fraud.

This off-season represented a chance to recoup some value for him.

In the later 19th century, Figeac was sold half a dozen times, with most of the new owners sloughing off bits and pieces of it to recoup their investments.

We were going to get one off of eBay and to recoup our costs we'd hold tournaments and leave it coin-operated for everyone to use.

The forced sell-off means Global may be lucky to recoup half of the £70m-plus it cost to buy GMG Radio.

Economic theory suggests that tax rises often lead to unemployment because employers lay off the lowest paid and least skilled to recoup costs.

But researchers may struggle to take the drug into large human trials because it is off-patent and so difficult for a funder to recoup costs from.